[release/8.x] [Egress providers - S3 store] Add support for service accounts when running dotnet monitor in kubernetes #6659
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…unning dotnet monitor in kubernetes (#6626) * Reference AWSSDK.SecurityToken in the S3 Storage project so that authentication via Open ID connect is possible It is enough for the project to be referenced for this to work, and there is no reference to it in the code base, because it's existence allows the AWS SDK to work * Documentation: add docs to cover the use of service accounts for S3 * Update documentation in line with spell checker Spell checker flagged that Kubernetes should have an uppercase K and to use the American spelling of utilize Co-authored-by: Justin Anderson <jander-msft@users.noreply.github.com> * PR Feedback: Add AWSSDK.SecurityToken.dll to the Signing.props file --------- Co-authored-by: Justin Anderson <jander-msft@users.noreply.github.com>
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This backport is not needed since merges from main should carry it into this branch. |
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@jander-msft just to be clear on this, does this mean that this won't be available on either the nightly builds or the release builds for quite sometime? AFAICT the 8.1 release hasn't been updated for a while, so I just wanted to check if/when I could use this |
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This change is in the nightly builds for 8.1 and 9.0 right now. We don't have a timeline for 8.1 release yet and 9.0 is in active preview that typically ships with the .NET 9.0 previews (no guarantees around this timing, but this is what we typically aim for). This just missed the 9.0 Preview 4 release that went out last week but should be available in the next preview. |
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Ah okay fab, thanks very much! 😄 |
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@jander-msft I have been hunting around and I cannot for the life of me find these nightly builds. Would you be able to point me in the right direction so I can get the nightly build and stick it in a Docker file? AFIACT the docker builds that are nightly don't infact represent the bleeding edge, but a lagging point TIA! |
Normally, we have daily builds of .NET Monitor that are then inserted into dotnet/dotnet-docker nightly branch on a daily basis. Occasionally, we pause those insertions to coordinate some activities. We should be resuming the nightly insertions within the next few days. |
Backport of #6626 to release/8.x
/cc @schmittjoseph @jwreford99